L. Maxwell Taylor's Answers (6290)

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I was hoping that someone might be able to tell me how or show me how to do it.

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 26, 2009

The Nolo Press publishes self-help legal books. I don't know whether they have a book on how to litigate your own medical malpractice claim--I...

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My husband and I have over 60 grand in debt; should we file bankruptcy?

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 26, 2009

I concur with the suggestion of my learned colleague. You need the in-person advice of a bankruptcy lawyer who will help you evaluate whether...

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I was under the impression that it was from the time you discovered what happened.

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

You're welcome. Good luck to you. Challenging the statute of limitations is a tough row to hoe.

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How can i get an owner to pay a vet bill

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

Assuming the owner reclaimed the dog, the vet may be able to recover in small claims court the reasonable value of the services the vet rendered to...

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I had already posed a question, but I have another. I might need to challenge the statutes of limitiations.

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

I found the following synopsis online relating to the statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims in Pennsylvania: "Medical...

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Is this a good enough basis to sue for?

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

You're much better off disputing the debt in writing. The following is a sample letter you can use: Your Name Your...

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Attorney Fees

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

Read your contract with your lawyer. It specifies what the arrangement between the two of you is. If you think you are being taken advantage of,...

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How much medical background are you required to give a life insurance company when applying for coverage? ES

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

Give them as much information as they want. Disclose EVERYTHING. A failure to disclose EVERYTHING can lead to cancellation of your policy. Not...

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Is it hrasssment after the first "NO"?

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

"Harassment" in this context is not a legal term, as far as I know. What you are describing sounds like a pain in the butt. But I don't know that...

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I caused an accident and did not have car insurance. What is going to happen?

L. Maxwell's answer | Answered on October 25, 2009

She may sue you. You are liable for any damages you caused. The first rule of litigation is, "don't sue people who have no money." If you're...

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